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Trust Your Child’s Case To Pre-Eminent Juvenile Law Attorney William Grant

When juveniles end up in the justice system, they are at risk of starting down the wrong road. Juveniles who begin a pattern of criminal behavior while young are more likely to end up facing incarceration as adults. Fortunately, Missouri’s juvenile justice system is designed to prevent that from happening.

If your child is facing juvenile delinquency charges, this is a critical juncture in his or her life. It can be a positive turning point if handled correctly.

Get Help From A Leading Juvenile Defense Attorney

Experienced and knowledgeable legal guidance is never more important than when your child’s future is at stake. The attorneys at Grant, Miller & Smith, LLC, are dedicated to your child’s success. Drawing on more than 60 years of collective legal experience, they share a common goal to help people through difficult situations in life.

William Grant, one of the firm’s principals and co-founders, is among the area’s leading juvenile law attorneys. His many years of experience serving as a guardian ad litem (court-appointed lawyer for children) give him unique insight into the juvenile justice system. Lawyers Henry Miller and Greg Smith also contribute strong legal backgrounds to juvenile law cases, appearing regularly as the juvenile court to represent both children and their parents.

William P GrantAttorney William Grant’s receipt of the St. Louis Family Court Guardian Ad Litem of the Year Award and his involvement as the president of the board of Caring for Kids, a Missouri-based nonprofit organization, demonstrate his tireless commitment to children’s advocacy.

The firm handles juvenile delinquency proceedings involving offenses such as:

  • Underage drinking
  • Drug offenses
  • Assault
  • Sexual assault
  • Habitual truancy

Child Abuse And Neglect

The firm also represents parents in danger of losing their parental rights due to allegations of child abuse, neglect or abandonment. The Children’s Division of the Missouri Department of Social Services is responsible for investigating and handling such situations. However, findings of abuse or neglect can be appealed. You can turn to Grant, Miller & Smith for dedicated representation at any stage of the process — whether you’re facing a pending investigation or pursuing an appeal.

Call Today For Consultation

Every juvenile court case is different. For specific legal guidance regarding your circumstances, call Grant, Miller & Smith, LLC, at 314-492-8878 or request a consultation online.